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Border Battles Ignite: 4 Rivalries Heat Up
10 Sep
Summary
- Four local prep sports rivalries culminate in intense matchups.
- Football's 'Battle of the Bridges' commemorates 9/11 anniversary.
- Moscow's girls soccer team enters rivalry as reigning state champs.
This week's local prep fall sports rivalry competitions reach their peak with four significant matchups scheduled over two days. The 136th 'Battle of the Bridges' football game, a storied Lewiston-Clarkston rivalry dating back to 1901, is set for Friday evening. This year's game will include pregame ceremonies honoring the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, focusing on remembrance and national pride.
Additionally, the 'Battle of the Border' football game will see Pullman host Moscow on Friday. Leading up to the football contests, Pullman faces Moscow in girls soccer today, while Lewiston hosts Clarkston in volleyball this evening. Both soccer and volleyball rivalries have historical significance and unique themes for this year's events.
The Moscow Bears girls soccer team enters their rivalry match against Pullman as the reigning Idaho Class 5A state champions. In volleyball, the Lewiston Bengals will host Clarkston with a 'Blackout Night' theme, also recognizing Teacher Appreciation Night. These games highlight strong community engagement and student spirit.
